The Spread Shot of Reimu Hakurei, the blue shaman from the world delirious with New Year's celebrations (a Touhou LW original). She plays hanetsuki in this attack. Hanetsuki is a game traditionally played on New Year's where two players use wooden paddles (called hagoita) to hit a shuttlecock (called a hane) back and forth. However, it is also a ritual that wards off misfortune, which makes it the unofficial sport of shrine maidens everywhere. Blue Reimu couldn't believe that she was being sent to investigate a silly world where it's always New Year's, but she was confident that with her skills, it wouldn't take long.

The Focus Shot of Reimu Hakurei, the blue shaman from the world delirious with New Year's celebrations (a Touhou LW original). She misuses her hagoita in this attack. The new year used to be celebrated at the beginning of spring. Rituals were performed to chase away bad fortune and oni in order to usher in a peaceful year. But in this crazy world, it's always New Year's, and every day is a festival. It's also full of visitors from other parallel worlds letting loose and having fun. Unbeknownst to Reimu and Marisa, it seems they weren't the only ones sent there by Yukari.

A Spell Card of Reimu Hakurei, the blue shaman from the world delirious with New Year's celebrations (a Touhou LW original). She prays for the new year in this attack. The Spell Card Rules must be different in this world because battles of bullets there often take on the form of games traditionally played at New Year's. Reimu's purification rod has transformed into a yaogoita, and her ofuda have become shuttlecocks. However, Reimu complained that she doesn't really feel like a shrine maiden without an actual purification rod, so she carries one of her spares around. That way, she can always fight at her best.

A Spell Card of Reimu Hakurei, the blue shaman from the world delirious with New Year's celebrations (a Touhou LW original). She prays for the new year in this attack. For Reimu's first dream of the year, she dreamed of Marisa. Again. Specifically, the red Marisa who accompanied her on her parallel-world investigation. Much to Reimu's dismay, Marisa kept on beating her in games of hanetsuki and even protected her in a battle.

The Last Word of Reimu Hakurei, the blue shaman from the world delirious with New Year's celebrations (a Touhou LW original). She prays that she will be able to resolve the big incident. Reimu's shrine maiden instincts kept telling her that there was something familiar about this world. Eventually, she found the answer in the Gensokyo Record, a document that explains the origin of Gensokyo. In the past, clans famed for their prowess in exterminating youkai gathered together and formed a village near a known den of youkai. Gensokyo was established when a barrier was created around these youkai exterminators and the youkai, trapping them both inside. This is eerily similar to how people from all kinds of parallel worlds have been gathered in this strange world of non-stop celebrations. It's like this world was modeled after an older Gensokyo before incidents became a thing.